Brachfeld, Andrea & Insight: EVOLUTION

Brachfeld, Andrea & Insight: EVOLUTION

Brachfeld, Andrea & Insight: EVOLUTION

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Description

Title: EVOLUTION
Artist: Brachfeld, Andrea & Insight
Label: Origin Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 805558284724
Genre: Jazz

This band's balance of taut cohesion and adventurous improvisation is mighty impressive. DOWNBEAT. A central figure of New York City's jazz & Afro-Cuban scenes over the last five decades, flutist Andrea Brachfeld, like most artists over the last two years, found a great amount of time to reflect on their art, community and humanity. For "Evolution," Brachfeld's writing was affected by her dive into children's issues and the ongoing need of basic necessities even in the best of times. The added pandemic led her to a wide-range of musical sources, each reflecting some universal message of the human condition. "Qingauiit" from the Inuit duo Tudjaat, "The Hut Song" from the Central African Baka people, or Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach's "Ko Ribon," inject voices of discovery, trauma and celebration. With her longtime compatriots fully onboard, the music is allowed to respond to the myriad influences, deftly blending into a distinctive voice. "(Brachfeld) spellbinds with her assured virtuosity and clear emotional projections..." - DOWNBEAT

Tracks:
1.1 What's Up
1.2 The Decimation of Transformation
1.3 Qingauiit
1.4 The Hut Song
1.5 Child of the Earth
1.6 The Unraveling of It All
1.7 Ko Ribon
1.8 Being with What Is
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